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The team that went all-out in the previous innings only 67 runs. If the team chases that 359 run and wins; It would be incredible to say the least. That's what happened in the Ashes.
Australia won the first match. England lost their unbeaten win by one wickets. All-rounder Ben Stokes played superhuman innings in the world champions victory. His unbeaten 135-run innings lead to the win.
On the third day of the match, England were in a comfortable position with skipper Joe Root and Joe Danley's 126-run stand. Root by 77 runs. England needed 203 runs to win the fourth day of the Headingley Test on Sunday. There were 7 wickets in hand. Johnny Bairstow (36) has coached Ben Stokes for some time. The fifth wicket came in 86 runs.
No one else could support Stokes. England alone won the World Cup winning title. He completed his half-century off 152 balls with unmatched patience.
Josie Butler (1), Chris Oaks (1), Jofra Archer (15), Stuart Broad (0) were the only bowlers to take the standings. Stokes took the responsibility of winning the team after his last batsman came in the wicket. Jack Lich, the No. 11 batsman, made a steady 76* run. Leach contributed only 1 runs! Stokes picked up his career-high 8 in the win over the team. He was unbeaten on 219 for 135*.
England win an incredible record of winning this match; Which was last seen 131 years ago! Despite being all-out under a minimum of 70 runs in the first innings, Australia still had a record of winning the match. This time England was divided. Percy McDonnell-Alec Bannerman's Australia scored 116 runs in the first innings of the Lord's Test in this Ashes series. But in the second innings they were all out for only 60 runs. Even with such a low collection in two innings, Australia won the match! Because Charlie Turner and JJ Ferris had England in the first inning and 53 in the second inning 62.